Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06

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the reign OF Boreas, and we bid the co
hearted God OF Arctic reign a glad GOO
bye, and g%racionsly bid gentle spring to ca
early and tarry long.
To-day is Palm Sunday.
A new sunshade is called the Tuxedo.
Father Dolls visited Butte last week.
Joaquin Abascal returned last week frol
California.
Mr.. E. H. Wilson went to Pbilipsbul
last Tuesday.
Bishop Brondell, of Helena, paid Butte
visit last week.
MI. s. Marchessean is home from a visi
to San Francisco.
Mrs. H. H. Horst has been quite ill du,
ing the past week.
Small diamond earrings are crowdine GU
the hazlenut size.
A.. j. Thomas returned from Califerni
last Thursday.
Mr.. J. c. Robinson, of Deer Lodge, wa
in the city last week.
Judge A. ]. Davis is home again from a,
extended Eastern trip.
Col. Buskett, OF Helena, has been spend
ing a few days in Butte.
Mr.. T. S. Hamilton is confined to hi
room with a severe cold.
George A. Carr has been elected a mem
Der OF the Bachelors Club"
Mr.. Ed. Babcock returned last weel
from a business trip to Helena.
Moire parasols in white or color are yer,
elegant and stylish this season.
Mr.. Frank Mather, of Salmon City
Idaho, was in town last Friday.
Mooo,.o r orrn1S,- D.-Al.-- ---I
to return to Butte early in May.
Mrs. Geo. Hines left last week for tn.
country. She will absent a week.
The young ladies were out in full force
yesterday voting for P. ]. Brophy.
WILDER Sanders will leave Butte about
the 9th on a prospecting expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey LEVEL and children
are expected home in about ten days.
Judge Knowles is having a handsome
portico built all around his residence.
D. s. Murray left last Thursday TO,
Helena. He is expected home to-day.
An enjoyable sociable was given at the
Baptist church last Thursday evening.
The Reverend Father Trembley, of Hell.
ena, has taken up his abode in Missoula.
Miss Nina Daft, of Sat Lake City, will
visit in Butte and Anaconda this summer.
Walter King expects to leave for Dia-
mond next Tuesday to be absent until fall.
Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs. General
Minty spent last Wednesday at the Warm
Springs.
FANS covered with silver scales enough to
suggest several fish are seen among the
novelties"
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Daily expect to
leave Butte to-day for u three weeks visit
to California.
Blue plush and gilt is the new combina-
ton for those cute little articles called
euchre tables.
We are pleased to learn that DR.. Lea witt.
who has been i'll, was able to be at his
office yesterday.
Physicians say so many portieres in the
alleged house beautiful render it exceed
ingly unhealthy.
Mr.. Murray Liebenstein severed his con.
nection with Calkins & Co., yesterday,
wing to poor health
New shades in kid gloves are nothing if
not snowy, and can be seen q block off
with the nude optic.
Mrs. VIM. Egbert returned recently from
a two months visit to relatives and friends
in Elmira, New York.
Mr.. j. w. Allison, of St. Louis, spent q
few days Of last week in Butte. lie re-
turned home Thursday.
DR.. Frank Reed, who has resided for
several months in Anaconda, has come
back to Butte to remain.
Rubies are looming up again as f~avorite
Jewels, but society is resolved to draw the
line at red glass beads.
Mrs. James Monteath, who was iniured
last winter while tobogganing. is still con.
fined to her residence.
Miss Maggie DAILY returned home Tuesday
from a pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs
James Shields in Helena.
1t is we'll to bear in mind that the "ereat
square envelope is now way back"
or social correspondence.
Mrs. Edward L. Mahoney and daughter
will pay a visit this week to friends and
in Missoula Valley.
The rage for fancy table linen is growing
very day, and no one prizes the simnle
attn damask as in days of yore.
Mrs: Shelley futile and children returned
last Tuesday from a very pleasant
'isit to friends IN Salt Lake Cit..
Mr.. s. g. Gould a representative oil Mar
hal, Field & Co.. of Chicago, will Intervals
merchants of Butte this week.
Miss Matte Blackiston is TEACHING q
l~nderearden school at the Rectorv and
'er little pupils are making fine progress. /,
Mrs. w. E. Hall returned home last Fri. {
Iay from q visit to friends in Salt Lala {
ity. Miss Tillie will return in a few weeks :
Will Wharton who has been emploved in q
lark q Larabie's bank for manv months (
as accepted a position in Ferris l. Wh;te's I
.nk in Dillon. =
Crazy tea is one of the latest fads :, =
ew England. Viands are served in disbos =
tterly inappropriate and the walters ore =
attired. 7
Father de Ryckere has returned fron +
We months visit in Europe. He reports b
ather kelieher in good health, and longing
r his mountain home IN Montana.
The dry goods houses are displa win, N
any OF the latest novelties in dress uo,,ds I'll
Id while many of them are in some -~ Of
'ects a repetition of the late antnmr ri
yes, there are departures, and these ara IL
tn unique and pretty. pr
Two society young ladies called ,..4 NJ
1oay at q certain popular phvs;c;o NJ
nee and requested him to call on a Iads 10
was Ill. The u~nsuspecting doctor tooi te
nus nat and gloves and started Mt onca 10
lound the young lady in the best Of ~
sHH ena upon his return to his ofica ou
ard, which read-April feol. re,
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